Loïs Boisson had never even played at the French Open before, let alone on the biggest court at Roland-Garros.

Djokovic became the second man to win 100 matches at the Paris Grand Slam after retired 14-times champion Rafael Nadal (112).

The second show court at Roland Garros is a rocket booster for French players and a washing machine for their opponents.

Entering the French Open, 22-year-old Lois Boisson had never played a Grand Slam main-draw match. On Monday, the World No. 361 stunned No. 3 seed Jessica Pegula in three sets on Court Phillipe-Chatrier, becoming the first French woman to reach the Roland-Garros quarterfinal since 2017.

Follow live reaction from Paris after Sinner won the final match of the day to follow Gauff, Keys and Djokovic into the quarters

Roland-Garros quarterfinal action officially begins Tuesday and will feature both Tommy Paul and Frances Tiafoe, who are aiming to become the first American semifinalist at Roland-Garros since Andre Agassi in 1999.

Coco Gauff has earned her fifth consecutive trip to the French Open quarterfinals with a straight-set victory but still is catching flak because she forgot to bring her rackets to an earlier match.

Coco Gauff continues her pursuit of a first French Open singles title with another impressive straight-set victory to reach the quarter-finals.

With the second major of the year underway, Britain's tennis stars are gearing up for a shot at glory at Roland Garros.

The win pushes Gauff to the French Open quarterfinals for the fifth time in her career. Of the four Grand Slams, Gauff has been most consistent at the French Open. She finished as a quarterfinalist in both 2021 and 2023, made the semifinals in 2024 and finished as a finalist in 2022. Despite that success, Gauff has never won the event.